Voices for Mental Health

In this engaging, emotional and relatable episode, Becca Pearce shares her deeply personal journey from a very public career to a life-altering brain tumor diagnosis that forced her to reevaluate everything she thought she knew about achievement, identity, and self-worth.

This episode is a must for all those over-achiever’s and Type A personality.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Janelle Moravek, a nonprofit director and dedicated mental health leader, for an honest conversation about what it really looks like to support children living with mental illness. Through both her professional lens and personal experience, Janelle opens up about the challenges families face when navigating a system that can often feel overwhelming, under-resourced, and difficult to access.

We dive into the realities behind the scenes—the emotional toll, the roadblocks to care, and the urgent need for better support structures. Janelle also shares how she maintains her resilience while balancing leadership, advocacy, and the deeply personal role of parenting. Her insight is both grounding and inspiring, offering hope to families and professionals alike who are walking similar paths.

This episode is a reminder that even in the midst of complexity and challenge, there is strength, connection, and the possibility for meaningful change.

Guest Janelle Moravek, Executive Director of Youth and Family Counseling in Libertyville, IL

In this candid conversation with our guest Amanda Miller, we explore the hidden pressures that come with imposter syndrome such as anxiety, depression, lack of self worth, and navigating a professional environment.

Join us for an honest discussion to foster a better understanding of imposter syndrome, its impact on mental health, and learn how to move beyond self-doubt.

Living with chronic pain isn’t just physical, it’s emotional too. In this unedited conversation, our guest, Flame Bilyue and I, talk about finding a yes, when everything feels like a no. Learn how simple tricks like shifting your mindset, alternative therapies, and self compassion can go a long way to helping your body reduce inflammation and pain.

In this episode, we sit down with Erin Vandermore — a mother, author, licensed therapist, and creator of the Mind Circuit app.
Erin uses powerful analogies to explain how neuroscience shapes mental health, EMDR, and trauma recovery.

Discover practical ways such as “tapping” to calm anxiety, retrain your brain’s stress response, and cultivate peace from within.

Do yourself a favor, and check out this inspiring conversation filled with insight, science, and hope. (Encore Presentation)